. >> host: what if you got on a boat in naples? guest: with naples the law changed from time to time, and after the mid-'3020s, when there was a rising fear of an narkyism and socialism in the united states congress, they were afraid that these ideas would be coming to our shores with unionists and with leftists who were politically active in various european countries. we didn't want them here, and they started to clamp down on those things then. >> host: rocket from alabama, you're on -- robert fromalabama. >> caller: i watch you on jazz jazz. that's how you get the true store in this country. what made europeans think this is their land and they while si our country, rather than saying the country of the people. and when did the europeans start coming here in large numbers? i'm an african-american and they don't think that some of us -- people of color were here before the europeans new this western hemisphere existed. >> guest: robert, europeans started to come in really large numbers in the 18th century. before that it was ver

i was lost in naples, got stuck in naples and holland myself in the midst of an italian election campaign and the farcical candidate, this picture and slogan are plastered all over naples. here is the slogan. [speaking italian] i will do nothing but i will do it very well. that is my winning slogan. all right? thank you so much. there is no organization i'm prouder to be a part of, no organization like here in washington, really anyplace doing the kind of cultural renewal work they're doing that is so vital and a friend of many years, many qualities you have that have been a gift to me to come to mind, loyalty and generosity. thank you, this amazing event, pete peterson, i had the privilege of getting to know in love the malibu. whether pete is campaigning for high office in california or serving as interim dean over is there at pepperdine he is a man without god, terrific to be with you. i want to thank all of you for coming. i am astonished by it this turn out. like my funeral or something overs verbage thank you for coming, it is a testimony to the enduring attraction of j.r.r. tolkein

. >> reporter: he is originally from naples, italy. so a few months ago, when us one of his friends back home took a leap of faith, it was an inspiration. his friends became an instant internet sensation by hoping the barricade and handing a pizza right to pope francis, who accepted with a smile. >> you know what you did. you gave me a great idea. >> reporter: we we there as rosario face timed his friend for a pope pep talk. >> you gave him the pizza right there in front of your restaurant, right? >> reporter: he's a pizza man on a mission. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> we're going to add the yellow tomato, the buffalo cheese. you see more of the yellow and the white, which are the color of the vatican. >> reporter: it's more than just a gimmick. >> we decided to donate part of the proceedings we get from this pizza to a nonprofit organization here in new york that helped to fight anger in new york city. >> reporter: however you slice it, this pizza and its mission inspired by the pope. near union square, news 4 new york. >> wh

she was walking in this town in naples, italy. saw the woman and a fight began.ld see hair pulling, screaming, scratching. the woman in the white shirt, she appears to be the wife, the scorned woman. the woman in the black, the mistress. the mistress gets away, but the wife pursues. >> oh, my gosh. >> she catches up with the woman. she pushes that woman up against the wall. authorities say the wife bit the finger off of the alleged mistress. >> oh! >> no! >> go after the cheating husband. >> especially because you don't know if the poor mistress knew anything about the guy being married. you don't know what kind of misinformation this guy's been fe feeding her. >> you see an emergency vehicle is not far behind. according to reports, no word on whether or not the finger was able to be reattached but the woman was taken to the hospital after this happened. security cameras caught a violent robbery attempt in brazil. here you see two masked men going into a shop that sells lottery tickets. the owner of the shop was not having it. he fights these men on his own. you

from naples to sicily, organized crime is here a permanent emergency. calabria, the region at the toe of italy's boot, is home to what is today its most dangerous mafia: the 'ndranghetista. since the early 1990s, the 'ndranghetista has overtaken sicily's cosa nostra as a major wholesale importer of cocaine to europe. violence is the basis of everything the 'ndranghetista does. men, women and children have been killed without hesitation or pity. it is here in calabria that pope francis threw down his gauntlet. >> it was the murder of a 3 year old child that brought pope francis to calabria. coco campolongo was in the care of his grandfather, a drug dealer who was on the verge of collaborating with the authorities. in january 2014, coco and his grandfather were shot dead by an 'ndranghetista hit squad and their bodies burned. this awful crime drove francis to do something that no pope had ever done before. he excommunicated mafiosi. >> excommunication is a very old tool that the pope and his bishops use to censure those who have committed grave crimes aga

. >> frank joseph naples the third. >> marÍa, jr. >> norender. >> karen susan navarro. >> joseph m. >>> marcus medland. >> jerome. >> luke g. >> david williams nelson. james a. nelson. >> michelle nelson. >> peter alan nelson. >> Óscar francis nelson. >> gerard nevins. >> christopher c.newton. .. >> >> happy birthday. we love you. >> jody. kathleen. martin stuart. alfonso joseph. gloria. one. joy edward nelson. paul. john. catherine. michael. dealer:. robert walter. jacqueline june norton. robert green norton. danielle a. brian christopher. brian. jose. james oakley. james o'brien, jr.. scott o'brien. timothy michael o'brien. day hagel o'callaghan. diana o'connor. keith kevin o'connor. richard o'connor. douglas. albert '03. >> my god father and uncle richard assam all one decennial gabriel your spirit leaves on he will never be forgotten thank you so much to all of first responders including those who died trying to save his life on the 70th floor of the south tower. thank you for all you do. >> for my cousin, not a day goes by that we don't miss you and think about you prepare your i

right here in naples, that's what you got to do, and her husband, john legend scarfing down the good stuff in italy this summer. >> tracking celebrity get aways all season long all over the world and struck with this obvious fact that it's good to be a star on vacation. >> okay, the funniest thing about celebrity vacations is they claim they want privacy, but they post photos of it everywhere so people know where they are and all this stuff, and everyone says, why do they do this? i say because if it's not on happened. >> look up hash vacatio lives, you get a sense that their summer was better than mine. star envy, mexico, the nbahamas, kro asia, and hawaii. jessica alba enthe wash board abs took that net worth from the honest company and went to guatemala with her kids. >> i vacation like regular folks, you know, umbrella, feet in the sand. there was a moment where i went south of the board and hung out with the kids. >> the average cost for one vacation we are looking at is somewhere around $10,000, which is a small part for most people. >> bffs oprah and gale went clubbing in the

you see it growing here across the bay of naples and beyond. i'll stop it there. first of all, you can see over the side of the boat, over the water. this looks like jumping fish to me. it's not jumping fish. that is what these hailstones did, bringing the water up. even over land, they bounced quite readily. they really were quite nasty and they did do some damage there. the storms have blown through. they were largely over water, and now it's quite well spread out, now near the curling head of these frontal systems. they took away 20 degrees from most places. the heavy rain, thunder has been near sweden, stockholm, in the last several hours. ukraine and western side of russia, the cool is still taking place with rain. where has the heat gone? we know where it used to be. it used to be down in the bottom right hand core, virtually all disappeared now. the real change of season is virtually complete. 47 degrees in turkey. that's it. >> one of the three al jazeera journalists sentenced to jail by an egyptian court said he doesn't blame all of egyptian for what happ

but after eight months of planning, what happens if francis stops to except a pizza as did he in naples candles, like did he at the vatican? >> this pope likes to get out and mingle. the vatican folks i think wanted us to see that, and see how they were, and to make sure we would be able to accommodate that within reason. you know, i believe we can. >> the challenge will be specially great here at the united nations, because the pope will be joined by 170 heads of state. it is the largest protection operation new york city has ever seen. >> the secret service will be aided by thousands of new york cops, riding subways, manning rooftop sniper patrols, and directing traffic. >> i think we can handle a day of inconvenience to have the leader of a global religion with us preaching our message of inclusion and understanding. >> he may also provide one more lesson, as one of the popes' guards said in this detail, we have to put on our mike east. in new york, cbs news. >> the former archbishop of philadelphia cardinal justin rigali will join other bishops here for the pope's visit. in 2011 car

. >> frank joseph naples the third. >> marÍa, jr. >> norender. >> karen susan navarro. >> joseph m. > glen roy. >> marcus medland. >> jerome. >> luke g. >> david williams nelson. james a. nelson. >> michelle nelson. >> peter alan nelson. >> Óscar francis nelson. >> gerard nevins. >> christopher c.newton. .. >> >> happy birthday. we love you. >> jody. kathleen. martin stuart. alfonso joseph. gloria. one. joy edward nelson. paul. john. catherine. michael. dealer:. robert walter. jacqueline june norton. robert green norton. danielle a. brian christopher. brian. jose. james oakley. james o'brien, jr.. scott o'brien. timothy michael o'brien. day hagel o'callaghan. diana o'connor. keith kevin o'connor. richard o'connor. douglas. albert '03. >> my god father and uncle richard assam all one decennial gabriel your spirit leaves on he will never be forgotten thank you so much to all of first responders including those who died trying to save his life on the 70th floor of the south tower. thank you for all you do. >> for my cousin, not a day goes by that we don't miss you and think about you pre

this is in naples, italy, yesterday.everal people and several animals were hit by the falling hailstones coming down at almost 75 miles per hour. some minor injuries were reported but check out the size of that hailstone there. that's oklahoma sized hail over in the boot of italy. our sky is completely clear of any cloud cover or distractions at the moment. 73 at reagan national. it will increase this afternoon. yesterday we made 90. today is 90 or higher again. so we'll add another stack on to the fifth -- on to the already 50 days we have had 90 or higher this year. a muggy morning. sunny and hot this afternoon. temperatures running about ten degrees warmer than average. 61 in martinsburg, west virginia. 63 in luray. 62 culpepper. but 72 in annapolis. hourly temperatures today, 60s and mid 70's through 8:00 in the morning. above 80 by 10:00 and near 90 as early as noon. highs today hovering in the low 90s with plenty of sunshine and humidity. take your shade breaks and your humidity breaks if you can. going of out the

naples, florida.abbi made a speech scalding the jews in congress who supported the iranian deal. how interesting, ray. pete sims, tupelo, mississippi. bill, you are clearly in the tank from marco rubio. he must be you or you must be yourself as mentor. waters mocking baptism and confession, disrespectful. shame on you, bill. the nuns would be furious. not the nuns these days, c.j. from alabama, the waters world pope segment, one of the best area. carol burnett, south carolina, i doubt the pope would have found that segment amusing. i think he would have, carol. humor is a gift from god, after all. phyllis ryan, i like waters better than you, bill. nothing personal. of course not. why would i take that personal? just finished reading "killing reagan." it was an honest look at the man i consider the best politician in my lifetime. the shortfalls of his humanity highlighted to me how much his patriotism and the american experiment lifted him above the next. there's some excellent observations in that e-m

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host: to ramon, naples, florida, good morning. on our democrats line. caller: good morning. viva christ our king. i am catholic. i am proud to be an american. i just want to say that the pope -- everybody, we are children of god. what is beautiful about this country, you have this line they have democrats, republican, independents. even though we are not chill plil, we can exercise our choices. be in the street and say we love the country. it host: let you go there. you're breaking up a little bit. sorry. to kentucky on the republican line, rodney. aller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i would like to say jesus christ our king, this is not about the pope being here. even though i honor him being here. this is about the love that we are supposed to show as christians. this is about love towards immigration, towards also the homosexuals and muslims. we are supposed to show love. we are supposed to show honor. and being god's children. and that's pretty much all i got to say. host: one more here from peggy. san angelo, texas, go ahead. caller: hifment -- hi. it's gre

nagel mildred rose naiman takuya nakamura alexander john robert napier frank joseph naples iii john phillipapolitano catherine ann nardella mario nardone jr. manika k. narula shawn m. nassaney narender nath karen susan navarro joseph micheal navas francis joseph nazario glenroy i. neblett rayman marcus neblett jerome o. nedd laurence f. nedell luke g. nee pete negron laurie ann neira ann n. nelson david william nelson ginger nelson. james nelson michele ann nelson peter allen nelson oscar francis nesbitt gerard terence nevins christopher c newten. >> christopher newton carter. >> and my uncle, my entire family misses you and you inspire me through the incredible life stories i heard about you. may you and the rest of the victims rest in peace. >> my aunt, anne marie davie, we love you and we miss you very much. because we were blessed and love and know you, our lives were truly touched by angel, and the memories of you will live in our hearts forever, and today is also your birthday, happy birthday, aunt annie, we love you. >> jody nichilo kathleen ann nicosia martin s. niederer alfonse jos

. >> he when he went to naples, he went to a suburb, i am familiar with the suburb, he visited a prison where he met with a diversity of peoples, but again, scampia is a place that is drug ravaged, he is showing that's in touch with that reality. >> i get the feeling this is not a one way street what's going on hear, this is not just for the benefit of the inmates and their families, and corrections officers, and city officials, this is for his benefit, he gets something so profound out of this, do you think so professor? >> i do, he ends every speech with please pray for me. asking people to pray for him. >> he says he is the sinner. >> he is touching jesus when he touches these men and women. >> just as professor said he started his papacy when he came out into -- on to the porch, he said pray for me, pray over me. >> look at that. again, as we are watching him move about with these men in this room we're getting this sense as father byron said about how essences he is touching the presence, he is giving witness to the presence of god in these men and he is wanting to assessed a momen

of the fifth army established a beach head against overwhelming german odds and took the port of napleswith these victories, although important battles lay ahead, the first major objectives of the italian campaign were accomplished. allied forces were on european soil and would be able to pain down german troops. president roosevelt visited the combat area with general eisenhower when he came for the conferences in cairo, where agreement was established that the principal allied efforts would be the invasion of europe. man whoafterward, the would command this undertaking was named, general dwight d. people werewhom calling the man of the hour. on the opposite wall of the museum, another mural depicts major episodes in the great crusade which liberated europe. the supreme commander's orders from the combined chiefs of staff for simple, to land on the coast of france and to destroy the german ground forces. between the order and its execution lay and agony of efforts. across the channel, the heavy fortifications lining the coast made nazi forces believe they could push them back into the

far will a pizza maker get if he tries to chase the pope in central park after this one was done in naplesade was mobbed in rio de janeiro, francis didn't order his driver to hit the gas, he rolled down the window to shake hand. on a trip to the holy land, the israelis desperately wanted him to use a bullet-proof popemobile. francis dismissed as a sardine can and reportedly offered to sign a waiver accepting responsibility for his own safety. for those with the unenviable task, footwear might recommended for the foot guards. the foot guards serve part of the protection detail around the pope and are trained to use the same kind of lethal weapons to do the job as the secret service. how those two services perceive and react to any potential threats will be fascinating to say the least. >> i'm sure they would appreciate that recognition. allen pizzey in rome, thank you. isn't it interesting to see the crowds feed off his energy? >> i have heard the secret service is very worried about his trip to the u.s. more difficult than the ways to protect the president. at least the president has the b

after our meeting the american -- i'm trying to remember -- admiral, and the russian admiral met in naples to actually discuss some of that. we believe that it needs to be even broader here we suggested that we should expand the vienna document confidence-building measures to include exchanges of information regarding nonstrategic nuclear weapons high precision conventional weapons and air and missile defenses. and in the short term, we had a list of things we thought were urgently needed. we need more information. we were told it exists on a classified basis but we said, russian experts, you really need to publish articles on this concept of de-escalation, and whether, we were told it's not a part of official russian doctor and. we would like more confirmation of that -- russian doctrine you're one of our participants recommended that the u.s. government should consider some transparency measures to demonstrate that the missile launcher for ages cannot contain or launch surface-to-surface missile. this is one of the allegations that the russians have made. we recommended that nato and rus

all the ingredients imported from naples, italy. >> pope is gaining momentum, let's say. >> reporter: this pope toaster can be bought online for $50. you can spread butter and jam on the phone's face. pope cookies, holy father bobble heads. those behind it say it's historic, and it's all part of welcoming the pontiff to town. emily smith, cbs 2 news. >> i want to get my hands on the toaster. >> or the pope cookie. >> pizza? let's do it! how about the new fiat. >> it was like spread the jam over the pope's face,and i was like, no! >> you talk about the fiat yesterday of the pope getting into this tiny little car surrounded by these massive american suvs, the presidential package that all secret service agents drive. >> good to see there's nice weather. >> good for dc, and warm for us >> changes in traffic coming up. >>> we are live with highlights for pope francis' first day in the u.s., and the busy schedule he has ahead of him this, missouri. >>> this morning we are remembering the yankees' great, yogi berra. new jersey. >>> it is 6:00, 60 degrees on this first day of fall. good morn

after our meeting, the american -- i'm trying to remember an admiral and a russia admiral met in naples to discuss some of that. but we believe it needs to be even broader. we suggested that we should expand the vienna confidence building measures to include exchanges of information regarding nonstrategic nuclear weapons, high precision conventional weapons and air and missile defenses. and in the short-term, we had a list of actions that we thought were urgently needed. so we need more information. if -- you know, we were told well it exists on a classified basis, russian experts, you really need to publish articles on the concept of deescalation. and we're told it is not a part of official russian doctrine. we like more confirmation of that. one of our participants recommended that the u.s. government should consider some transparency measures to demonstrate that the mk 41 launcher for ages for sure cannot contain or launch offensive surface to surface missiles. this is one of the allegations that the russians made. we recommended that they convene joint activities regarding the safet

a massive hailstorm ripping through naples, italy. balls plopping into the water. several people were injured by the hail. nowhere to hide. >>> over the week, thousands of refugees from syria and other regions poured across the border to flee terror. >> the vacuum that was created once the caliphate was formed it's contributed directly to the refugee crisis. i think when the u.s. played a major role in the region, when we were there on a significant basis, it would have been much easier to manage this kind of situation. today, what you have is a crisis of major proportions. >> joining us now is a former green beret lieutenant colonel scott mann. it seems like everybody woke up last week to the humanitarian crisis going on when the three-year-old boy washed up on the beach and the man had to bury his children and his wife. >> there's no doubt we need to have leadership in the middle east. the u.s. has a role to play there and we have a role to play there for a long time. i think this administration as been remiss in the fact that it re

on the trip to naples, the pope accepted a pizza delivery to the popemobile.de took a wrong turn in rio. what did he do? he rolled down the window and blessed the crowd. >> it wasn't turn around. he said i'm here, i might as well spend time with these people. that is what attracted people to him. >> reporter: he hasn't shied away from controversy. addressing hot button issues calling it a moral duty to protect the environment. encouraging immigration reform and taking on capitalism. his encourage forgiveness for women who had abortions and move to anul divorces easier. his words of inclusion and mercy resonate with many. >> his openness and compatibility to the culture and accept everybody, even the gay and lesbian groups. >> reporter: pope francis is open to continued discussion of these issues while staying true to church doctrine. not ignoring the modern world we live in. participating in a google hangout and social media. he tweets in nine languages and taking selfies in st. peter's square. >> somebody said he is like just as famous as justin bieber. i tho

on a trip to naples the pope accepted a pizza delivery to the pope mobile, and on a trip to brazil hisok a wrong turn into one of the worst neighborhoods in rio. what did he do? he rolled down his window and blessed the crowd. >> it's not like turn the car around, get back, you know, it was just like, well, i'm here, i might as well spend some time with these people and that's the thing that has attracted people to him. >> reporter: he hasn't shied away from controversy, addressing hut button issues, calling it a moral duty to protect the environment. and encouraging immigration reform and even taking on capitalism. he has encouraged forgiveness for women who have had abortions, moved to make annulments for divorced couples easier and in addressing homosexuality he said simply whom am i to judge. his message of inclusion and mercy resonate with many. >> his openness and compatibility to more than just catholics, to the culture and to accept everybody, even the gay lesbian groups. >> reporter: pope francis says he is open to continued discussion of these issues while staying true to chu

. >> what if you got a boat in naples would you have the same opportunity?ples the laws changed from time to time and certainly after the mid-20's when there was socialism in the united states congress, they were afraid that these ideas were becoming to our shores with unionists and leftists who were political active in various european countries. they didn't want them here. >> robert is calling from alabama. robert, you're on book tv. >> mr. suÁrez i asked you. that's how we get the true story about the history in this country. you don't get it from the european press here. so what made you think that this is their land and they would say our country rather than saying the country of the people, and when did -- when did the europeans start coming here in large numbers and african american and they don't think that some of us people of color were here before the europeans before the western hemisphere exist. >> europeans started to come in large numbers in the 18th century, before that it was very sparse. the frenchnc empire sent very fw people that's why it

. >> host: what if you got on a boat in naples?: with naples the law changed from time to time, and after the mid-'3020s, when there was a rising fear of an narkyism and socialism in the united states congress, they were afraid that these ideas would be coming to our shores with unionists and with leftists who were politically active in various european countries. we didn't want them here, and they started to clamp down on those things then. >> host: rocket from alabama, you're on -- robert fromalabama. >> caller: i watch you on jazz jazz. that's how you get the true store in this country. what made europeans think this is their land and they while si our country, rather than saying the country of the people. and when did the europeans start coming here in large numbers? i'm an african-american and they don't think that some of us -- people of color were here before the europeans new this western hemisphere existed. >> guest: robert, europeans started to come in really large numbers in the 18th century. before that it was very spar